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PUBLICATIONS 



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The City History Club of New York 

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HISTORICAL EXCURSION LEAFLETS 

*No. I.— City Hall to Wall Street, 16 pp., I cut, 2 maps; scents. 
*No. II.— Greenwich Village and Lispenard's Meadows, 16 pp., 

3 maps ; 5 cents. 
*No. III.— The Bowery and East Side, 16 pp., 3 maps ; 5 cents, 
*No. IV.— CentralPark to Kingsbridge, 20 pp., 5 maps; scents. 

*No. v.— The 19th Century City: 14th Street to uoth Street ; 

with Supplement C, 24 pp.. 2 maps ; 5 cents. 
*No. VI, — Fraunces Tavern, 8 pp., i map, 2 cuts ; 5 cents. 
*No. VII.— South of Wall Street, 16 pp., 2 maps ; 5 cents. 
*No. VIII.— Historic Brooklyn, Part I. 12 pp., 4 maps, 2 cuts; 

5 cents. 
No. IX.— Historic Bronx, 30 pp., 5 maps ; 10 cents. 
No. X.— Historic Richmond, 24 pp., 3 maps; 10 cents. 
No. XI. — Historic Queens, 36 pp. , 6 maps ; 10 cents. 
No. XII.— Historic Brooklyn, Part II; 10 cents (in preparation). 
♦Supplement B.— Additions and corrections, 1906. (Free with set.) 
♦Supplement C— Additions and corrections to Excursion V. (Free 
with V.) 
City History Club Map of New York in the English Period; 5 cents. 

*On the Supply List of the Board of Educ.ition, No. 3778, 
Note — The above historical itineraries have been carefully pre- 
pared and revised by the Superintendent of the Club and the Com- 
mittee on Historic Traces, consisting of the following members : 
Reginald Pelham Bolton, Thomas J. Burton, Randall Comfort, 
Edward Hagaman Hall, Francis W, Halsey, James H. Innes, 
Charles H. Lamb, Hopper Striker Mott, Dr. George W. Nash, 
August R. Ohman, and Albert Ulmann, 

It Is purposed to combine these leaflets in a complete illustrated 
Historical Guide Book of New York. 



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^ MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS 

Syllabus of a Course of Lectures and a General Lecture 
on New York (used in the Public Lectures of the Board of 
Education during the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the 
founding of the city) ; 25 cents. 

* Teachers' Handbook: Outlines of a Course of Study in 
Local Geography and History (revised, 1908) ; 25 cents. 

Graphic Views of Qovernment : to illustrate the relations 
of our National, State and City Governments ; 16 pp., 6 plates, 
10 cents. 

Syllabus of the Government of New York City : an out- 
line of city government with methods of presentation (in prep- 
aration) ; 25 cents. 

Historical Souvenir Postals : 10 cents per set of five. 

Club Game — (revised igo8) ; a historical game of cards con- 
taining many facts about New Yorlc City History; played like the 
game of Authors), 25 cents. 

*Clty History Illustrations: 45 small pictures of the 
famous men, buildings and events of local history ; 25 cents per 
set. 

* Small Colored Map of Greater New York ; 5 cents ; 10 for 
25 cents ; $2.00 per 100. 



♦Public School Teachers are advised that they can secure the 

above starred publications for themselves and their classes through 
the Supply List of the Board of Education (Nos. 3778, 3967, 3 ,68.) 



THE MONTHLY BULLETIN 

As a convenience to Schools the MONTHLY BULLETIN will 
publish announcements of special exhibitions at the various 
museums of the city, dedications, public meetings, lectures on 
City History and other occasions of civic interest. 

Historical and Civic Societies are invited to send announce- 
ments of public events for publication in the Bulletin. 



THE HALF MOON SERIES 

Papers on Historic New Yorl<, 24. Monographs on Local 
History published in the interest of the City History Club of 
New York. Edited by Maud Wilder Goodwin, Alice Carrington 
Royce and Ruth Putnam. 

Published also in two illustrated bound volumes by G. P. 
Putnam's Sons. 

Price separately, through the City History Club (including 
postage), 10 cents each. 



VOLUME I. 
f . The Stadt Huys of New Amsterdam. 

Alice Morse Earle. 

2. King's College, now Columbia Universitj!. 
John B. Pine. 

J. Annetje Jans Farm 

Ruth Putnam. 

4. The Early History of Wall Street. 

Oswald Garrison Villard, 

5. Governor's Island. 

Blanche Wilder Bellamy. 

6. "The Fourteen Smiles Round." 

Alfred Bishop Mason and Mary Murdoch Mason. 

7. The City Chest of New Amsterdam. 

Edward Dana Durand. 

8. Fort Amsterdam in the Days of the Dutch. 

Maud Wilder Goodwin. 

9. Old Greenwich. 

Elizabeth Bisland. 



10. Old Wells and Water-Courses of the Island of Manhattan, Part I. 

1 1 . Old Wells and Water-Courses of the Island of Manhattan, Part II. 

George Everett Hill and George E. Waring, Jr. 

12. The bowery. 

Edward Ringwood Hewitt and Mary Ashley 

Hewitt. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 



VOLUME II. 

/. Slavery in New York. 

Edwin V. Morgan. A M. 014 222 582 7 # 

2. Tammany Hall. 

Talcott Williams, LL.D., L.H.D. 

J. Old Trisons and Punishments. 
Elizabeth Dike Lewis. 

4. The New York Tress and Its Makers. 

Charlotte M. Martin and Benjamin Ellis Martin. 

5. 'Bowling Green, 

Spencer Trask. 

6. New Amsterdam Family Names and Their Origin. 

Berthold Fernow. 

7. Old Taverns and Posting Inns. 

Elizabeth Brown Cutting. 

8. The Doctor in Old New York. 

F. H. BOSWORTH. M.D. 

9. Early Schools and Schoolmasters in New tAmsterdam. 

Emma Van Vechten. 

JO. Th* Battle of Harlem Heights. 

William R. Shepard, Ph.D. 

/ / . Origin of ^reuckelen . 

Harrington Putnam. 

72. The " Neutral Ground." 
Charles Pryer. 

The Club Program and Summary of Work may he had on 
application at the office. 



